The Effect of Applying the Model of Story Telling by the Supportive Parent's Training on the Labor Children's Aggressive Behavior: the Model of Transactional Analysis

As far as aggression is concerned, some expert believe that aggression is an innate and inherent factor and is considered to be instinctive reaction to the threats and, on the other hand, some others believe that aggression is acquired by the individuals and, consequently, their aggressive behavior is emerged while they are growing; however, social learning theorists explain that aggressive behavior is a response to what one has observed and imitated before. on this account, this study reveals some information on a workshop designed in order to balance the labor children s anger and aggression; to illustrate, the subjects were divided into two groups of 20 representing the experiment group and the control group tested by the transactional analysis [TA] questionnaire and both pre test and post test, and the course was held in 12 sessions lasted for 430 minutes. in the final analysis, the results achieved on the basis of analysis of variance [ANOVA] and the SPSS software indicated that narrative therapy significantly decreased the subjects aggression.